Nellie’s vision — a five-day “mini-camp” for Webber

After talking to Nellie again at shootaround this morning, here’s what the latest Webber-integration plan looks like:

The two days off that Nellie was going to give the players after Friday’s game against Charlotte have gone out the window. Instead, Nellie will hold a “mini-camp” to get Webber acclimated to his new teammates and vice versa. If the Warriors get a day off during their five-day break between games, it’ll come later in the week.

As for Webber’s debut? Nellie did a little backtracking here, first saying pretty strongly that it would take some time for Webber to get in game shape, then refusing to rule out an appearance Friday. It still sounds to me like we won’t see Webber in action until next Thursday’s home game against the Bulls. Which makes the most sense, too — Why rush things when the schedule gifts you five days to work a guy in?

A few more notes: Nellie believes Webber can play 4 or 5, start or come off the bench, and fits alongside Al Harrington or Andris Biedrins. Stephen Jackson and Matt Barnes were practically beaming while talking about playing with Webber. Baron Davis stayed back at the hotel with some flu symptons, but is expected to play tonight.